Don Grayson will be our guest Speaker at our NEXT MEETING. Please note the DATE is Saturday AUGUST 22nd 2026.
"How Modern Hearing Aids Work"
Glendale Public Library,
Speaker starts at 10:30 am
“Ever wondered how modern hearing aids really work? An engineer explains the technology behind today's devices, offers practical advice on choosing and buying hearing aids, and looks ahead to emerging innovations.”
Indianapolis chapter is inviting members, other chapters and anyone who is Hard Of Hearing to its Saturday morning meeting.
Below is the Google Meet link. No registration required. Just click the link at the time.
https://meet.google.com/hon-jtjc-dpr
BIO: Don Grayson, 93 years old, Indianapolis Chapter member with a distinguished career.
Don has had a pretty interesting 40-year career. He started out at a radio station, where he worked as both an engineer and an announcer, and later earned a BS in Physics and an MS in Engineering from Purdue.
After serving in the Navy as an electronic technition aboard the USS Porterfield, Don went on to spend 30 years with the Department of Defense, eventually becoming an Engineering Manager. His work took him around the world and involved a fascinating variety of projects, including transit satellites, specialized radar systems, and deep-submergence programs. Some of his later assignments even required him to attend what he jokingly refers to as “Spy School” before heading off to field assignments.
Although he laments not having been a chicken farmer, Don retired and traded the working world for an Airstream trailer and a small cruising sailboat.
He and his wife have two children—one a microbiologist and the other a world-renowned archival film restorer/historian. Between his career, military service, travels, and adventures after retirement, Don has accumulated quite a few stories to tell. Just don’t believe all of them.
Discussions are open to any topic about hearing loss that you wish to bring up.
